Oh My God!!! 100% You Will Be Pleased to See These Great CNC Machines Working - Wonderful Factory 

The first piece would have been a full day job for me. Rofl

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Probably take a full day off work

Yep, and the people who create the first machine that can do this

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And what to say then to the One that designed and programed the men that designed and programed the machines

and women.

You obviously don't know what you're talking about. If you've ever worked on these type of machines, you'd change your mind pretty quickly.

Yeah.... good luck getting that message across to the engineers at HAAS.

What are you talking about? These machines are incredible. Unless I missed the sarcasm.

@@GameTimeWhy you just said they aren't, now you're saying they are... I think you're ignorant as hell and trying to make some kind of profound comment.

@@Anomaly.Filmworks wut?

It's been 8 months something improve?

The trick is to keep growing your skills. My latest qualification was earned when I was 59. Still working at 76

@@geoffcrumblin9850 Still working? I'm in my 40's and I can't wait to retire. 😄

Geoff Crumblin still working at 76? There's no way I'll be still working at that age, especially when I take into account that no male relative in my family has lived past 75 years of age. I guess we don't last long where I'm from 😥

The industry is fine, the problem is that retraining a lot of the older operators is challenging and the industry is moving towards more and more design side cad/cam knowledge. Automated production is growing, it's not just CNC but it's automation end to end. If he's looking to find work, his best bet is if he is a quality skilled programmer/operator, get in there learn cad/cam and repurpose that knowledge. I know as i am going through the same thing with the automotive industry, 30 yrs and 20 as a Master automotive technician, I am moving to automated manufacturing here at home. Bought multiple machines, starting a home based business. the customer base is global and if you buy and refurbish older machines, you can get brutally competitive on quotes and make a ton of money and stay as busy as you want. Look up the Google channel, titans of CNC, they have incredible online courseware !!!

I did too!

And me !!

Pretty much almost every profession doesn’t help there’s a lot of shitty toxic work environments to the job

Great

Me too here in Sweden.

Generally they don't crash. Usually operators make programming or set-up errors that lead to a crash.

Already done. Listen to any random hip-hop song.

that was my favorite machine for it's enthusiasm for it's job

How's Russia and Ukraine?

Yeah constant surface feet is awesome.

Not so loved is the sparks and telltale sound of a worn out tool or shitty feeds and speeds choices on that lathe in the beginning.

Constant surface speed is whats its called.

That's programmed with G50 and G96 surface speed control

Oh My God!!! 100%? Me too.

Just think of the advancements that will take place in another 25 years from now!!! Think of the advancements that have taken place since the turn of last century (1900)!!! Humans are capable of such wonders, sadly, we all can't get along. Think of how much further we could probably be, if the Human race was able to get along with one another.

@@ericwilliams7374 Eric I guarantee your right on the next 25 years but the part that so weird to me is that I cannot even comprehend or imagine what we can do to make it even better than what I see in these vids! I have obviously been so out of touch with for far to long and because of this lack of knowledge on this part of metal work today I dont even have ideas on how to make it better, THAT is rather sad to say! As far as the human factor goes? After the last couple years I have almost given up hope on THAT ever changing, the US cannot even get our own country to work together within itself! Very sad state of affairs it seems everywhere right now!

Idk if you’ll ever see this but if you want to see some real impressive stuff look at Titans of CNC, they have a youtube channel.

@@clorax1357 thanks much I will surely check it out!!

Paper and metal tape. Been there to.

@@daviddelaet8116 My dad was a machinist, tool and die maker, he said, "this is going to be the next big thing"

@@joeschlotthauer840 he was correct, smart man.

Yup exactly that.

Still some companies that operate that way near me.

The new guy has to run 3 or 4 machines at the same time.

This isnt a dating app. Youre not indian enough for that

Here the thing, if you do your job right, the pieces always come out shinier.

It’s a hook block

Oh, me, me!!! I did!!😂😂😂

No hook

I was disappointed they didn't show how they finished the hook.

It's not like something it will create a disaster. Safety is the key that why the machine are made to be perfect.

I bet that THEY are not Oh My God!!! 100% pleased about it...

No. There is a huge demand for skilled machinists & toolmakers. I started off as a manual machinist on lathes, mills & grinders. By the time I retired I did mostly cnc milling and lathes as a toolmaker.

It has a protrusion,that's made during the forging process.

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5:20 how machines get their starting point. These are little evolved over times. Does that machine know when bit is ready to change or did they just throw new ones like timing? Today's no seen broken bits in scrap ovens where zink burned to cause bits change to pulver, then new ones be maid from that. It's little bigger bit crusher than some datacenter machine ;)